When our data is corrupted, being an SSD is relatively more complicated.
First of all, SSD SSD damage is generally divided into hardware damage and firmware damage, the two core chips in the hardware are: the main control chip and the flash memory chip. Hardware damage generally encounters more flash memory chips and product P CB circuit board problems, the main control of the problem is relatively rare. Firmware generally encounter is to drop the firmware or firmware to ask if there is file corruption, reopen the card can repair the SSD SSD, but the data in the original disk needs to be saved in advance.
The second is that the SSD SSD can still be recognized, but it can no longer be read, written and used. This situation can be ruled out and fixed from the following reasons:
First, whether the SSD SSD has run out of life.
We can check whether the number of erases of SSDs has been used up through some software that looks at the life of the SSD. If the life of the SSD is about to run out, it is recommended that you can back up the data deprecation.
Second, whether the SSD SSD is infected with a virus.
If the virus causes the SSD to be unable to read and write, it is necessary to kill the SSD virus, and the data in it can naturally be used normally after the killing is completed, and it will not be lost.
Third, use general data recovery software to recover
Finally, there is another simple way to recover with general data recovery software.
We all know that data recovery software is sometimes not a panacea, and some complex specific problems require a variety of different recovery methods, so finding the right method is very critical to data recovery.